More then friends?

More then friends?

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Romance
Castiel a very stubborn girl with a feisty temper that will not let anyone push her around. But the thing is Castiel is very special and the reason why she is....that she was born a guy! Castiel never likes to think about her past and grown up with all these criticism and troubles of being fully a girl. Luckily for her she has a very caring gay cousin Lysander and a childhood friend Dwayne who she deeply wants more then just friends but the thing is they mutually like one another for there friendship to have benefits but castiel never thinks she's good enough for Dwayne after so many guys that rejected her when finding out her past, but she knows Dwayne doesn't care he's been there for her and love her either way but when a new guy Mavis comes to the college Castiel is stumped with these odd feelings for him.
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So like that says this is a continuation. It's continued from @JaredRossCollins 's account... Dean grew up as a girl, but it all felt so wrong. The hair wasn't his thing, nor was the fleshy mounds all the boys seemed to be obsessed with. He hated having them so much. Between his legs felt so empty, too. Mary told him he was a perfect little girl when he wore the pink dresses and little bows, but he felt awkward with what Mary put him in. John, who wanted a son, was happy to let Dean wear boy's clothes and throw the baseball around. Sure, Sammy came four years later, and he loved Sammy, but Dean was older and easier to play boy games with until Sam got old enough. Mary was lost to them, much too soon, and the three left that home. Too many memories. Now, Dean is a senior in high school and that always means trouble.

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